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Adult/Caregiver Screening 1. Where does the water that you use for cooking and drinking come from? Yes No City water Bottled water-type Well water Don t know 2. Do you smoke, use chewing tobacco or snuff? No Yes 3. What, and how often, do you eat? What do you eat and drink at meal time? Breakfast Lunch Dinner Snacks Many mini meals 4. Do you snack on sticky and/or sugary foods, drink soda pop or flavored sugar fruit drinks? Balanced diet with milk products Never/ No regular meals Often 5. How do you take care of your teeth? Brush Floss How often? Yes No 6. Do you receive dental care? Yes Emergency Only or Never 7. Have you recently had: See Dentist Bad breath Non-emergency Bleeding gums As soon as possible No/ Yes/Chronic Toothache Emergency Other dental concerns: No Yes No Yes Casual Observation: See Dentist Teeth discolored No Yes Teeth have plaque or food particles No Yes Missing Teeth No Yes Visible decay/cavity No Yes Swollen, red gums No Yes Avoiding smiling or opening mouth No Yes SF/gjg REVISED 6/7/05SF/gjg REVISED 6/7/05 Unit 7 page-1

Infant 0 11 Months Screening 1. Where does the water that you use for mixing your baby s formula or food come from? Yes No City water Bottled water-type Well water Breast feeding Don t know Is your child taking fluoride drops? Yes No 2. Do you comfort your child between feedings with: a pacifier dipped in sugary substance No Yes bottle filled with milk, juice, or sugar flavored fruit drink No Yes 3. When feeding or comforting your child do you: clean the pacifier in your mouth No Yes share your spoon with child testing food temperature No Yes pre-chew your child s food No Yes 4. How do you, or your caregiver, clean your baby s teeth or gums? gums Explain: daily occasionally 5. Have you selected your child s dentist? Yes No 6. Do you know what to do if there are injuries to your child s mouth and how to prevent them? Yes No Lift the lip: See Dentist White/brown spots, or gray shading on teeth No Yes Teeth with plaque No Yes Decay/cavity No Yes Not applicable No Yes SF/gjg REVISED 6/7/05 Unit 7 page-2

Toddler: 12 35 Months Screening City water Bottled water-type Well water Breast feeding Don t know Is your child taking fluoride drops, tablets or vitamins with fluoride? Yes No 2. Do you comfort your child between feedings with: a pacifier dipped in sugary substance No Yes bottled filled with milk, juice, or sugar flavored fruit drink No Yes 3. When feeding or comforting your child do you: clean the pacifier in your mouth No Yes share your spoon with child testing food temperature No Yes pre-chew your child s food No Yes 4. What snacks and drinks do you feed your child? Bottle Cup 5. How often does your child take any liquid medications (prescription and/or over the counter)? Serious health problems No serious health problems 6. When and how do you, or your caregiver, take care of your child s teeth? Toothbrush Supervised by an adult Pea-size fluoridated toothpaste on brush Non-sugary foods; juice & milk product at Short duration 7. Does your child receive dental care? Yes No 8. Do you know what to do if there are injuries to your child s mouth and how to prevent them? Yes No Lift the lip: See Dentist White/brown spots, or gray shading on teeth No Yes Teeth with plaque No Yes Decay/cavity No Yes daily Any time On-going cleans SF/gjg REVISED 6/7/05 Unit 7 page-3

Early Childhood: 3 5 Years Screening City water Bottled water-type Well water Don t know Is your child taking fluoride drops, tablets or vitamins with fluoride? Yes No 2. When feeding or comforting your child do you: clean the pacifier in your mouth No Yes share your spoon with child No Yes share cup or a straw with child No Yes 3. What snacks and drinks do you feed your child? Bottle Cup 4. How often does your child take any liquid or chewable medications (prescription and/or over the counter)? Serious health problems No serious health problems 5. When and how do you, or your caregiver, take care of your child s teeth? Toothbrush Supervised by an adult Pea-size fluoridated toothpaste on brush Non-sugary foods; juice & milk product at Short duration daily Any time On-going cleans 6. Does your child receive dental care? Yes No 7. Do you know what to do if there are injuries to your child s mouth and how to prevent them? Yes No Lift the lip: See Dentist White/brown spots, or gray shading on teeth No Yes Teeth with plaque No Yes Decay/cavity No Yes SF/gjg REVISED 6/7/05 Unit 7 page-4

School Age: 6-10 Years Screening City water Bottled water-type Well water Don t know Is your child taking fluoride supplements? Yes No 2. What, and how often, does your child eat? What does he/she eat and drink at meal time? Breakfast Lunch Dinner Snacks Many mini meals Non-sugary foods; Any time juice & milk products at 3. How often does your child take any liquid or chewable medications (prescription and/or over the counter)? Short Duration Ongoing Serious health problems No serious health problems 4. When and how does your child take care of his or her teeth? Toothbrush Supervised by an adult Daily Pea-size fluoridated toothpaste on brush Floss 5. Does your child receive dental care? Yes No 6. Does your child have No Yes Bad breath? Bleeding gums? Toothache? 7. Does your child have dental sealants on any of his/her teeth? Yes No 8. Do you know what to do if there are injuries to your child s mouth and how to prevent them? Yes No 9. Does your child use a mouthguard when playing sports? Yes No Casual Observation: See Dentist Teeth discolored No Yes Teeth have plaque or food particles No Yes Missing teeth No Yes Visible decay/cavity No Yes Swollen, red gums No Yes Avoid smiling or opening mouth No Yes Unit 7 page-5

Adolescence: 11 21 Years Screening City water Bottled water-type Well water Don t know 2. What and how often do you eat? Non-sugary foods; Any time Breakfast Lunch Dinner Snacks juice & milk products at 3. Do you snack on sticky and/or sugary foods, drink soda pop or flavored sugar fruit drinks? No Yes 4. How do you take care of your teeth? Brush Floss Fluoridated toothpaste 5. Do you receive dental care? Yes No 6. Do you have dental sealants on any of your teeth? Yes No 7. Do you use a mouthguard when playing sports? Yes No 8. Have you recently had: See Dentist Bad breath? No/ Yes/Chronic Bleeding gums? No Yes Toothache? No Yes 9. Do you smoke or use chewing tobacco or snuff? No Yes 10. Do you have an oral piercing? No Yes Casual Observation: See Dentist Teeth discolored No Yes Teeth have plaque or food particles No Yes Missing teeth No Yes Visible decay/cavity No Yes Swollen, red gums No Yes Avoid smiling or opening mouth No Yes Daily Unit 7 page-6